Hey, hey, hey. Back up. Get your hands off me, boy. >> Back up. I'll tease you right now. Back up. >> Sorry. I don't like cops. >> You don't have to. >> You don't like a lot of people either. >> That's just not necessary. >> Don't get back. >> NO. >> YOU'RE NOT PROTECTING MY >> GET BACK. YOU'RE NOT GET BACK. >> YOU'RE NOT PROTECTING my family. >> As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together. It's also true for entitled people who travel in packs. They think they're unstoppable, but they're quickly proven wrong when these obnoxious families meet nononsense cops. >> Trying to GET OUT THE HOTEL ROOM, BRO. I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> NO, BRO. I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING, BRO. >> Come on. On the 21st of March, 2024, the cops responded to a trespassing incident at a hotel. It sounded routine at first, like just another call, but what should have been over in minutes turned into full-blown chaos when a group of siblings refused to listen to basic orders. >> I have uh people on second floor >> and they are they were fighting the hallway. I think they seem intoxicated. They were fighting as like fists or like just verbally >> verbally and uh uh I asked them to lower their voice and could get inside of the room but they are they were really aggressive and I went with the security there. They didn't stop and they still are complaining. They are really loud on room 228. So I'm going to ask them to leave the hotel and I wanted you guys to do that. >> Okay. The manager told the officers that she wanted the three suspects, a boy and two girls, formerally trespassed. They'd already spent a night at the hotel and planned to spend another, but now their stay was over. If they refused to leave the premises, she wanted them prosecuted. Yeah. All righty. >> Did they explain to you what's going on? >> That's that lady. We came here and literally literally just came. She already was on some on some type of time. I don't know what type of time she was on. We just came here. She didn't argue with somebody. But we tried to explain to him. But I guess cuz he work with her. So he was not trying to trying to get what we were saying and we literally just walked in here from our Uber and everything. >> Right. So you guys from yesterday, right? >> Been here since yesterday. >> But as soon as we got here and they arguing right now because what the lady said, talking about we the problem, whatever. We literally just walked in here. >> The manager told the cops they'd been smoking inside, violating hotel policy. Of course, when asked about it, they denied it. But in any case, they wouldn't be getting a refund for their final night as that was hotel policy. And let's just say they didn't take it well. >> Basically, at this point, they want y'all trespassed. Um, I know y'all in the room, [music] but >> if you watch the cameras now, cuz we just came back in literally, we just came back here just now. >> It's not just the smoking. I guess it's the the back and forth and just haven't been here. >> Even though we open the room for about 10 minutes now. We just literally >> so when I see y come out people going outside to smoke we smoke yet we're like all right they popping we don't know what's going on card right now to cancel everything that we paid for right now we're done with everything I'm paying for right now get another hotel >> we out they'd already paid for the room but getting kicked out for their own behavior changed everything cops explained to the group that they could call their credit card company all they wanted, but it wasn't going to matter. Getting a refund wasn't likely, and arguing wasn't going to change anything. >> The cops here, we out. We out. Where the bad come from? >> Get your bag to get your bag to go, bro. Get your bag. >> We can't stay here all day, unfortunately. >> I'm so sorry. You know what I'm saying? Where did this bag come from? >> Mother, give me your name. You said your name's Kayla. >> Where did That's not my name. Where come from? Jada. Where did this bag come from? It's Kiki. Where did this bag come from? >> Kiki. Jada is my name. Like I >> Whatever your name is, >> we we need you guys, too. >> We're good. We're fine. >> Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Right there. I get it. I'm like, >> "All right, so let's get moving then because at this point, >> you guys are refusing to leave by just sitting there and talking." All right, so let's get moving. Let's get moving. Let's get moving. I don't I don't care where you're from. >> Okay. Okay. Instead of just leaving when asked, they made things a whole lot worse for themselves by stalling. While the others were dragging their feet, one of the girls went to the front desk to talk to the manager and came back with some very strong accusations. >> I'm trying to get my stuff out this room right now. That's the first >> yall have all to do with me. I'm talking about this room cuz it's my room. >> Okay, that's what you have in this room. >> That's what I'm saying. Come on. I know. >> We going to walk down here. You're going to grab your stuff and we'll go outside cuz you you're supposed to grab your stuff. I just try to do that, but I just try to make sure we hit was a cop. >> I understand that. But you were supposed to grab your stuff. I was just waiting for them. My goddamn hotel. That's all it is. None of that's not going. >> I got you. >> That's it. But she over here being racist. They've been racist all day. That's what I'm trying to say. >> Not getting it at all. >> You got at the end of the day, >> I try to listen. I try to ask her her name and everything. You know what she just did? >> Just call the corporate. >> No. No. Be That's why I just stopped calling corporate right now. That's what she just did. just walk up here trying to get y'all because I just told her I'm calling corporate. >> That's fine. >> That's all she just did cuz I just said I'm calling corporate because she just said I can move in. >> I'm not joking. I'm not joking. >> I didn't do my >> No, I did not. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. You supposed to come in. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. We're done playing that game. >> We're not playing Hey, you were supposed to come up here, grab yourself. Relax. We get that stuff. It's right here. It's right here. >> Still coming up here. >> It's my sister. No, it's my sister. The cops were firm in their approach, but standing there arguing with them wasn't going to change anything. At that point, the best thing they could have done was grab their things and leave quietly. That way, there'd be no jail time and no criminal record. Sadly though, that wasn't the path they chose. >> Yug. I'm trying to get on my stuff. Y'all bugging. Yug. >> No, y'all are bugging. >> No, it's that I just came in here. I just came to me. >> Get your stuff. >> My stuff. My stuff been out. I've been trying to help. That's my sister and my brother. So, I'm helping them. Would you help your brother and your sister? >> You would. You would. You would though. BUT YOU WOULD YOU HELP YOUR BROTHER AND YOUR SISTER? That's it. THAT'S IT. I'M TRYING TO help them. That's it. No, I do. >> ANYTHING ELSE? >> IT'S IN MY ROOM. My room is in my name. My name is my room. >> Walk out the door right now. >> I'm trying TO GET MY BAG. YES, I AM. I'M DOING >> YO, I'M NOT I'M TRYING I'M TRYING TO GET MY BAG. I have enough. Why are you touching me? Don't touch me. >> Why are you touching me? >> WHY ARE YOU TOUCHING ME, THOUGH? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't mean nothing but Put your hands behind your back. >> By that point, the cop's patience had clearly worn thin. After repeated defiance and a constant attitude, things finally boiled over and he shoved the girl to the ground. It was a forceful response, but it was necessary to handle the encounter, which was escalating and very tense. >> Stop resisting. What are you doing? >> Resisting. Why you doing all this though? CAN SOMEBODY GET THIS ON MY VLOG? >> GET THIS ON MY VLOG. GET THIS ON MY VLOG. >> Put my money. trespassing nowhere. Go nowhere. >> Touch me. >> Go. Don't touch me. >> At that point, two out of three of the siblings were headed to jail. And it was looking more and more likely that the third was heading there, too. What had started as a simple removal from a property had become something much more volatile. >> Trying to GET OUT THE HOTEL ROOM, BRO. I DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. >> YO, BRO. I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING, BRO. >> Come on. >> I didn't even DO ANYTHING. I JUST GOT MY STUFF. MY BROTHER'S RIGHT THERE. >> My brother right there JUST TRYING TO GET MY STUFF JUST NOW. BRO, >> I just did that. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> You know I'm not. >> You know I'm not resisting. Can you give my stuff? >> What do you mean? No. I got mad designer and I got my I didn't even do anything. What did I do though? >> I don't know. You >> bro. BRANDON, GET MY PHONE. BRANDON, >> excuse me. DO YOU SEE THIS? >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING, BRO. >> I didn't do nothing. Can you please record? >> I didn't do anything. I put it on every I didn't do nothing. I >> stop. You're new to New York, bro. I live in New York. Y'all weird as >> All three were arrested and taken to jail. They racked up a serious list of charges, including battery on law enforcement, resisting arrest, and trespass after warning. On June 29th, 2025, in West Palm Beach, Florida, cops on patrol noticed a car sitting motionless at a green light. As they approached, they saw a man slumped over the steering wheel, completely unconscious. The engine was still running, and the car was in drive. >> Open up. Open up the car. Na na. Keep your hands up and open up the car. Open up the front door. What's up, my man? Unlock the front door now. Unlock it. Put the car in drive. Don't reach for nothing. You understand? Keep your hands up. Just let go. Come by the car for me, my man. You got any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> I don't want you to fall. All right. You're not that steady on your feet. Okay. >> All right. >> Grab a seat right there. Well, you passed out behind the wheel. So, >> all right. Grab a seat. >> Passed out behind the wheel. >> Yeah. You've been sitting through these last two light cycles. Passed out behind the wheel there. >> Okay. >> The officer asked the suspect if he had any medical problems that would explain why he passed out behind the wheel. He claimed not to, which immediately raised suspicion that he was under the influence. It made a dangerous situation even worse. >> How much you had to drink today? >> Last night. >> I can't hear you. >> Everything last night. >> What's in the car? >> Well, that's that that thing's half drank and cold. It's definitely not from last night. >> What a beer. >> Yeah, the beer that's in the car from passenger. >> Okay. And I'm going to be fuel performing exercise. Okay. So, I can make sure you're safe to drive. I ain't thank God if I'm going right down. >> Okay. Well, we're we're past that right this second. Okay. Right now, we're dealing with what we're dealing with. Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, like I said, based on my observations and signs of impairment. Okay. I'm going to try to perform field exercises at this time. If you're impaired enough to drive, okay, sir. >> You want to perform those exercises? >> Yeah. I ain't got no. >> Along with suspecting he was drunk, the officer then noticed something else when he handed over his ID. His license was suspended. And even if he was stone cold sober, he should not have been driving. To make matters worse, it wasn't even his car. It was his mother's. >> Your hands down by your side. I want you to count out your steps out loud. Okay. All right. You may begin. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Turn around. >> I explain the instructions to you, sir. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> While searching the vehicle, the cop found narcotics and an open beer can. Between that and a suspended license, it added up to a disaster just waiting to happen. While the officer continued the sobriety test, the suspect's family arrived and they were incredibly fired up. >> So, what he what he felt, it seems like he he passed. You did everything you guys had. >> I'm not conducting the investigation, man. I don't know what the officer saw while the tests were being conducted. >> They just start to feel like maybe he should have recorded so that way he can take his report. He can see that he did everything [music] like that. >> That's messed up. He did all the test >> and he he passed everything. They be itching to take somebody to jail. >> Nope. Absolutely not. >> Absolutely. >> Absolutely not, man. >> Absolutely. Maybe not you because you're not the arresting officer, but they definitely be itching to take some. >> Hey, bro. Come on. Come on, man. >> His family insisted that during the walk and turn test, the man never stumbled. But the body cam footage proved that he did. By that point, it was pretty clear the sobriety test was not going his way. But the man's family, especially his father, Greg, kept shouting from the sidelines. >> I ain't going up. I ain't going up. Keep him down. >> Back up. Back up. Back. Hey. Hey. Don't back up. PUT YOUR HANDS OFF ME, BOY. >> Back up. I'll tase you right now. Back up. I Sir, listen. I get it. I get it. >> It's bad for him not to be concerned about his son. >> Sir, I get it. I understand. >> He's back. Why you keep saying it? He's back. >> All right. Calm down. Calm down. >> He's still saying back up, but he's not charging him. >> Like what? Okay. >> Come on now. >> I don't like that. What you GOING TO SHOOT? >> DON'T DO THAT, >> SIR. If you don't stop, >> sir. If you don't stop, >> my son. >> The ones behind. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> No. No. We're done. Put your hands behind your back. >> You are under arrest. >> By that point, they'd stirred up such a commotion that it wasn't just one of them getting arrested, but two. And if they continued carrying on like this, it was going to look less like a traffic stop and more like a family reunion in the county jail. >> Let me get my wife. >> Back off him now. Back off. Back off. Put your hands behind your back. >> Back away from me right now. Back. Stop. >> Touch me. Stop. >> Cut it out. >> Hit me. Let go of my now. >> Please. We're fighting for free. >> Okay. Calm down. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back now. >> Can I do it? You don't have to do that. I can do it. >> No, you're not going to punch me. Instead of just letting their son Byron face the consequences of his actions, they made things a hundred times worse for everyone involved. They screamed and shouted and yelled their way into handcuffs. And all in all, it was an incredible display of stupidity. >> Stop manhandling me. >> Let's go. >> Let me go. Let me go. Can't look panties and everything showing. Hey, what the he said pushing on me and mama. >> There's no need to manhandle me. >> You have it for too. >> Yeah. >> Anderson. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Hey, let's get these cars out of the way and get this open right here. Okay. >> Okay. And you can stick a seat in there. Byron was charged with DUI, driving on a suspended license with knowledge, refusal to submit to a chemical test, and possession of fentinel. As for his father, Greg, and the female family member, both were charged with resisting arrest, and battery on law enforcement. On July 26th, 2025, police responded to a domestic call at a family home. When they arrived at the family's door, what happened there set the tone immediately for what was to come. The suspect, Alex, was uncooperative intents right off the bat. And ironically, it was the man's mother who'd called the police. >> Hello. >> Oh, what's up, Biggies? What's going on? >> Nothing. My mom called you. She's out back. >> All right. >> I just punched her window cuz she ran my toe over. >> Okay. >> She's the one to talk to, not me. >> Well, I'm going to have to talk you guys, man. >> As well, man. So, >> well, good luck. >> You need some medical attention? >> No, she's got it. Just a couple little scrapes. >> All right, man. So, what happened, man? >> Uh, she doesn't like the way that I talked to my girlfriend. >> Hey, >> so she told me to get out of her car. I was going to Why are you in here? I just told you to. >> I'm here investigating a crime. All right. So, I'm going to be in here. Don't Don't Don't get Maui with me. All right. >> I can get Maui with you. >> I can [clears throat] now. >> So, what's going on? >> She told me to get the out of her car. >> Okay. >> Then pulled over to the side of the road. So, I went to get out. I barely got out of the car. I bar didn't even have my seatelt off of my shoulder yet cuz I was getting out in a mood. So, it was like over this shoulder still. I was turned this way and she takes off and runs my toe over. So I [ __ ] run from the corner down here on because this happened at diagonal and I run all the way here and I punched her her window for running my toe over. >> After his outburst in her car, his mother called police and clearly the man hadn't calmed down. After asking for his date of birth, the cops found out he was just 19 years old. He was way too young to be getting on the wrong side of the law. medical attention. >> Sorry, I don't like cops. >> You don't have to. >> They don't like a lot of people either. >> That's just not necessary. >> True. >> Don't antagonize. >> They're allowed to date birth. >> All right. Well, I'm the one who told you. So you can step on the porch and know that he's there. We're going to doc. >> He does not need to be incap. >> No, I'm not going to get out. >> You're not allowed to come in. >> I'm not going to get out. Get out of my way. >> Get out of my way. >> Why do you need to be in here? >> Because we're here investigating a crime and he's going to sit down. >> My mom called. He's going to sit down. He's the other party. Go ahead. Yes, I am. Get out of my way. I'm going to go to jail for obstructing. >> For obstructing what? I I offered for you to come inside. >> Get out of my way. >> Oh my god. You're telling me that I can't come over here? >> I'm sorry. >> No, he needs to vote, bro. >> The level of entitlement was just astounding. Alex was acting like he was in charge, barking orders at the cops. Just minutes before the cops arrived, he smashed his mother's car window, slicing his hand in the process. His sister had been there trying to clean the blood up. >> Then I need your I need your boss here. Excuse >> you. >> I don't mean to do anything. >> Wait, back off. >> NO, NEEDS TO GET AWAY from me. >> No. For what? For what? >> Turn around. >> For what? >> You don't give orders. >> Did I do >> because this guy? >> Nope. What the [ __ ] >> You are not giving us orders on where you go. >> He's over here. He's over here. >> You need to BACK OUT. >> YOU NEED TO BACK OFF NOW. >> You need to leave. You're going to get arrested if you don't back up. >> YOU'RE TELLING ME I CAN'T REQUEST A DIFFERENT OFFICING CHARGES. >> IT'S BECAUSE you Get out of my face. >> You guys are actually [ __ ] YOU'RE LITERALLY BREAKING THE LAW. >> YOU HAVEN'T EVEN SPOKEN TO THE PERSON WHO CALLED THE COPS. >> STEP INSIDE AGAIN. >> Step inside again. Step inside again. Out of my face. >> If the cop hadn't been so reasonable, Alex could have been in handcuffs the moment he first defied them. And contrary to their argument, they could still arrest the man for domestic violence, even if his mother didn't want to press charges. >> Bro, oh my god. What do you need me to talk to you about? >> What is happening? Why are we >> I told him what happened? >> How many times back? Get back. You can stay there as long as you stay right there. That's fine. Get back. >> Get as close as I want. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> YES, I am. Hey 15 DIP piece of >> over here. You're under arrest >> for what? >> For malicious. >> What the I'm under ARREST FOR MALICIOUS MISCHIEF and domestic violence. >> Your pocket. It's unlocked. >> For what? >> No. No. No. No. No. What the did I do, bro? >> You broke the window in the car. You can't do this. >> She's literally not even pressing charges. NO. SHE'S NOT EVEN PRESSING CHARGES, BRO. >> What the Bro, for what? >> For what? >> Malicious leadership. >> HOW IS THAT MALICIOUS MAN OVER MY FOOT, BRO? >> FINALLY, he was placed in the back of a squad car, but that didn't stop the man from shouting inside. The dramatic scene he was [music] causing could be heard from across the street. And even if he was providing entertainment for the neighbors, he was making the officer's jobs harder and making things worse for himself. >> What is your role here? >> Uh, I am He's my nephew. >> Okay, I'll talk to you. I'll talk to him. Did anybody else see anything here of any importance? >> Okay, then you need to step off and I'll talk to one at a time. Step off. I'll talk to you. I'll talk to you. Step off, >> ma'am. What's your name? I'll talk to you. >> My name is And that is my aunt and this is my family. He's my husband. >> I don't need a million people yelling at me. I need to understand what's going on. >> Because why is everyone freaking out that you guys just barged in? >> I didn't barge in. >> Somebody walk in. Go ahead. >> Guess what? No, I lost you on your hand. That's why I lost you. >> Yeah, laugh all you want, old man. >> I'm trying to explain it to you. [laughter] >> Fat piece of pig. >> That's what I said. >> You're going to end up being escalated with you. Not this. >> No, he's not. He's He's being a >> He just walked in and >> Yeah. NOBODY INVITED YOU INSIDE. That was just That's trespassing. >> That was clearly a lie as the officer hadn't been trespassing. As a matter of fact, the man gestured for the cop to go inside. Regardless, the truth would eventually come out as it had all been recorded on body cam. Next, the cops talked to his mother, Tasha, who'd called them in the first place. >> Here's the deal. My son has anger issues. >> Is that the boy in the cuff? Okay. >> Okay. So, him and his girlfriend start fighting. >> Which one's the girlfriend? >> She's inside. She's with the baby. She locked herself in the room. Like, she's not part of it. She just wants a safe space. >> Um, but you can talk to her if you need to. Um, so we're in the car. We're coming back from their hotel room. and we just knocked off the food. He's just [ __ ] into her. And I told him, I was like, "Stop." And so then it turned on to me right now. I'm the piece of And we're always telling him this and that and da da da. And he told me, "I don't know if you understand what I do for these kids, okay? I just got out of prison 5 years ago. I am not like super good myself." So to have them be like, "You don't care." That's the bottom line for me. I do care. His mother said she'd stopped the car and made Alex get out. He had tried to take his infant son with him, so she drove off, leaving Alex on the sidewalk. After that, he ran back to her house and smashed his mother's car window. His mother also denied having run over his foot. >> He's like, "You ran my foot over. Your car is toast. He threw something at my car, but I we have not found out what it is." >> It looked black, but I'm not sure. >> And it kind of bounced off and then he punched my window out. And this was here or was this elsewhere? >> This is right here. >> Tasha, just to explain. There's been a lot of questions to why we entered the house. >> We entered the house because >> Yeah, hang tight. I'll get it to you. >> I'll get it. >> No, I'm going to come back here. >> Matt, I need you not. >> Okay. >> There are no limits. He did something illegal. So did his buddy Sanchez. >> Okay. >> Go in. >> Oh man, the lawsuit on this crazy. >> I don't want trouble. I wish you good. >> Yeah, we're code for I think we'll get clearance soon. >> I will get your concern for you. I always >> Yeah, man. I'll give it to you. I don't care. >> I appreciate that. Thanks for being cooperative. >> Yeah, we're code for >> Yeah. Thank you for being cooperative. >> It's all in body camera, too, just so you know, bro. We're good. >> While Tasha filled a statement out, the cops took pictures of the shattered car window. They arrested Alex and he was charged with domestic violence and malicious mischief. As for the rest of them, they were lucky their attitudes didn't land them in a jail cell. On the 2nd of May, 2025, the cops were called to break a fight up between two neighboring families. When they got there, they found two sisters, Irene and Marilyn, right in the middle of a screaming match, which they were notoriously known for. What the do you going to do? I'll beat the out of you. For real life, I'll beat THE OUT OF YOU. FOR REAL. YOU KNOW WHAT? They're not going to >> figure out in real life. >> All right. YOU GUYS DON'T walk away. I see that, but I'm not going to have you guys fist fighting in the alley. Go >> go. >> Eventually, the family stopped for a moment and could actually hear the officer's orders. They started to walk away and just for a moment, it appeared things might calm down, but that didn't last long. The officer then pulled the suspects aside to find out what was going on. >> By my shut the up. >> Okay. [ __ ] >> All right, we good. So, we talking or what? >> Victory. Slow it down. >> You're not going to talk to me like an adult leaving. >> I'm not talking to you. Come on. Let me talk to you. >> You talk to him. You like him. Go ahead. Talk to him. I'll talk to him. I'll talk to them. >> What are you talking? YOU JUST GOT MARRIED. >> THAT'S ON MY RIGHT. YOU JUST GOT ON MY RIGHT. MY LIFE. >> RIGHT. WELL, I'm trying to explain to you. You're >> I can't hear you over the beat out of them. >> You know, we good, right? We good. >> They were already well known to the cops, having a lengthy history of run-ins and arrests. To cut through all the yelling, the cop took the other family around the corner. Marilyn, the woman in all black, said her dad's phone had been stolen by one of the kids. That being said, the other family flatly denied it. They were playing basketball or something or some kind of game like >> you guys were just chilling outside >> cuz she's accusing one of you guys of taking a phone or something. >> Okay. So, did somebody take a phone? >> Nobody Nobody Nobody >> Nobody took a phone? >> No. Nobody. >> Okay. So, nobody took a phone, but she she sprayed who? She sprayed him, obviously. Just him. >> Just him, though. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. Allegedly they said he stole a phone or I don't >> problem people for us but he was pepper sprayed. I think his brother >> is the brother around us. >> Where's Can you come out? >> Can you come here? >> Marilyn admitted to the cops that she pepper- sprayed the other family and as things turned out the ones she'd hit were only 12 and 16. Paramedics were called to treat them and the cops went on with their investigation. [screaming] >> Do your job better. >> Let's go. Let's go. Nobody like you. Stop talking. >> It was nothing. >> It was absolutely nothing. I was calmly talking to them and then those two come out and starting mailing. >> So they were behind their building here in the alleyway. She came up to them >> talking smack and then uh he says he started talking back to her and that's when she passed. >> Did any of them at any point rush towards them? It's going to be 03 from Maryland. >> Oh, thousands of%. >> Yeah, it's gonna be 03 from Maryland. >> So, they claiming they didn't like that. >> They were calm with me when they got here. >> So, she just she just runs off. >> She went out of her way to come out here. >> It's just amazing how some people talk to the cops. They just don't seem to realize that as far as their freedom goes, it's literally in the cop's hands. In these situations, the most sensible option is to just be quiet and comply. But sadly for these people, there was nothing sensible about them. >> Sprayed sprayed 16-year-olds in the face. >> Okay. >> All right. So, what was my bond? >> Okay. Go talk to him. I'm talking to him. So, what's my charges? >> All right. Come on. Hey, call. >> Hey, you take me. I don't know. >> Come on. You me. I don't know this girl. They spray her down mother. >> If it wasn't enough that the cops had to deal with Maryland's attitude, Irene showed up as well to add fuel to the fire. And while the chaos continued, young kids stood around witnessing everything. of a you shut the up and watch the kids. I'll be right back. >> You good? Y'all don't do it right. I'm the real disappointed with you. >> That's not even You want to go to jail? You want to go to jail, too? >> You want to go to jail? >> It's your last chance. Go. Assault. >> All right, Irene, you're going to jail. Irene, get over. You're going to jail. Assault. >> Assault. What I do? I didn't even touch you. I didn't even touch you. >> Stop. >> I didn't even touch you. >> Dude, I didn't even touch you. >> Stop. >> I didn't touch you. >> Stop. She said the same thing. What's wrong? Let's go. >> I gave you a chance. >> As far as Irene went, the cops had given her more than enough chances. They hadn't arrested the woman when she was screaming and swearing at them or even when she threatened them. But by that point, enough was enough. She'd be riding to the county jail just like her sister. >> This is sad. >> No, your dad. Why you don't take her? >> I told you every exactly. >> No, you didn't. You were the one. >> How many times I say stop? How many times do I look? I don't like talking on top of people. Can you please let me >> You trust? >> No, cuz she she doing the same thing. So why the take her too? >> Listen to you want me to answer you? >> Listen to what I'm saying. I don't like people talking on top of me and I keep talking to you and you keep talking on top of me and I don't like that. >> Ask me the question. >> Do you understand what I'm saying [crying] now? >> Yes, I understand what you're saying. You want me to answer your question? >> No, I'm not asking you a question. I'm telling you what she >> You said why don't I take her to as a question. It's not. >> It didn't have to go like this. >> I don't like biking a lot. Okay. >> I don't like it either. I'm exhausted by this. I'm tired of dealing with this. And it's always you two and the center. >> I just said I like it. >> Always. Always you. >> After everything the sisters had thrown at him, it was easy to see why the cop was fed up. Audaciously, Irene tried to say that he was only taking her to jail because he didn't like her. He probably didn't, but it was her actions that were sending her to jail, not that. >> I don't have a personal vendetta. I guess I don't give a about you or your sister. I wish you guys would stop causing problems. >> I don't do >> I literally don't do >> your record says otherwise. >> I don't do I have a [ __ ] >> Well, here's the summer and here we are again. >> It's not the summer and >> the summer's coming and here we are. >> I can't wait till we're here again >> and again. And again, what else can I tell you? All right. What else can I tell you? You just can't. Stop touching me, bro. >> Bro, bro, >> get in. >> Stop talking to me. I know how to get in, bro. For real. >> I know how to get in. >> Then get in the car. >> I will. >> This is what I'm talking about. >> Shut the up. >> This is why I'm taking your up. >> She deserves it from all the years of [ __ ] we put off with her. You don't know her like we do. You have no idea what she's done. >> After finally getting them both in the squad car, they were taken to the jail house and charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and assault. It might be a long shot, but hopefully it will be the last time these officers see them. On the 28th of November, 2024, the cops were called out to an airport. After being given a ticket for illegal parking, a man lashed out at a security officer. When he snatched the ticket out of the officer's hand, that's when things escalated. You >> need to stop. You're out of here. No. You're assaulting a citizen. You hurt me. >> You're assaulting a citizen. >> Why are you doing this to me? >> You're assaulting a citizen. I'm recording this. >> You're at a pregnant woman. >> Yeah. >> She got out of the car. >> I What? >> When I tell the person to stop their car, heard me. >> You hit him. What is your >> You hit me. >> I'm back up. >> Do not touch them. >> Stop touching people. >> Stop touching people. Stop touching people. >> You hurt me. >> Take you to jail. >> Back up. You go. >> I'm not giving you anything. >> I didn't do anything. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> Back up. Stop. >> Calm down, sir. Calm down, sir. >> As he was waiting to pick his son and daughter-in-law up, he'd been illegally parked at the airport. The woman immediately told the cops she was pregnant, like it was some get out of jail free card. Just moments later, another cop jumped in to help. >> Yeah, I don't have a hand on you. I'M NOT TOUCHING YOU. Stop touching me. >> Go to jail. >> Back up here. WHAT ARE >> YOU DOING TO MY FATHER? >> Back up. >> Why are you doing THIS TO MY DAD? WHAT'S WRONG WITH YOU? HE'S AN OLD MAN. He's old. >> Back up. >> Why did you back up? >> Are you sick? >> Back up. You're >> This man is sick. >> He's in trust. Relax. >> Relax. Calm down. What are you doing? >> Calm down. >> No, I am. >> You're not calm. >> I punched my mom in the face. >> I guess she didn't realize that the cops wear body cameras which record the whole incident and they could clearly show that the officer did not punch the man in the face like she claimed. While the woman was causing a scene, her husband was getting arrested, too. rescue ambulance. >> I mean fire rescue for go unconscious. >> Hey, >> relax yourself. >> YOU'RE ABOUT TO GO ON THE GROUND. >> Majorly right now. >> I am Stop moving. >> When the elderly man appeared to be unconscious, the officer called for medical help, but something about it seemed a little bit off. Not taking any chances, they called for paramedics and also for backup. Shortly after, another unit arrived. >> What is happening? >> [screaming] >> That's my [screaming] husband. [crying] >> It's my husband. You're hurting everybody. >> Good. You good? >> Yeah. He's playing the game. >> Okay. >> I'm not tough now. >> Why are you hurting [crying] us? >> 97 927 right there. nervous. I need my hand. I need my >> You start fighting. >> You jump in on it. [screaming] You start fighting. What? [screaming] >> You're moving your hands. That's what they >> Why are they doing this? We didn't do anything, >> man. I just showed up. I don't even know what's going on. >> Pull over because he was coming out of the croc. Help my husband. [screaming] >> They were all acting like toddlers. And as a matter of fact, there are plenty of toddlers who behave better than these people. They were screaming and crying and shouting at the officers and even faking an illness to try and avoid consequences. >> Stay right here. Look at me. Look at me. What medical condition do you have? [screaming] >> What medical condition do you have? What kind of medical conditions do you have? >> Dude, my wrist. >> You got loose. >> My hand is completely numb right now. >> WHY DID YOU DO THAT? WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE? That baby's thick right there. That baby is sick. >> 15. >> Okay. Three. >> Three. Female two. Most likely she jump. >> Okay. Hey, she's pregnant. >> What's going on? >> What am I doing here? >> Since she interfered in the arrest of her father-in-law, they decided the woman would be arrested as well. The man said his wife was an attorney, as if that would change the circumstance. And much like his father's fainting, it didn't sound very convincing. >> Oh, you're gifting her? >> No, they are. >> Oh, okay. Hang on. >> What are you doing? >> Why >> don't you're pregnant? >> Why? >> Oh, she's pregnant. >> Yeah. >> 15. She's pregnant. >> What? >> I'm going to sit you up. You want to sit up? >> Sit up. Who are >> you? Help. I'm going to help you. You want to sit up? >> He's an ALERT AND HE PUNCHED HIM IN THE FACE FOR NO REASON. >> Why am I getting arrested? apparently you gave the cops an issue. >> I literally can't stop treating him this way. >> Not what they're they're saying. >> It's on camera. >> Yes, it is on camera. >> Hey, I wasn't there. >> That's unbelievable. >> Unbelievable. >> He punched me. >> Okay, but heard me. >> Okay. I I wasn't going to help. I was going to >> Instead of just accepting the ticket, stupidly, he just made things worse, leaving all of them in handcuffs. But audaciously, they were trying to make it seem like they've been arrested for no reason. >> My freaking hand. >> You want to sit up? >> I'm confused right now. >> Well, that's up against the car. >> Why did he punch you? >> They punched me right in the face. >> I didn't want to hurt you. Why did you do that? >> I wasn't going to hurt anybody. >> I hear a lot of guy came right up there and asked him to stop after he punched my father in the face. >> We're trying to figure out when we're talking. >> We're trying to figure it out. >> What would you call You're going against all the cops. We're trying to figure things out, right? Yelling and screaming and going and going berserk. It's not helping anybody. We're trying to help. >> What would you do? What would you do if you saw your elderly father get punched in the face, noses, bleeding? >> I'll be upset, too. I'm not going to I'm not going to tell you no, but you got to come from our angle. We have no idea what's going on. >> Well, I I went and asked him to stop after [music] assaulting my father and I had my hands up. No, no aggression and he kept going after him. He kept going after him. Then he went after me with it with my pregnant wife right there. >> The man was convinced the cop had punched his father in the face, but it hadn't been caught on body cam. The officer insisted that he hadn't, and of course, there was no evidence to prove otherwise. There's something wrong with that man. There is SOMETHING WRONG WITH THAT MAN. HE IS A A MENTAL PROBLEM. I've never seen anything like that in my life. >> Come on. We got to breathe in. >> I understand. He's all right. >> How would you feel? How would you feel? Honestly, >> I don't even know what happened to be quite honest. >> That's what I'm saying. We're the most calm people in the world. All because the woman wanted us to move. >> My husband was coming with the luggage. >> I still need you to breathe. I don't need you to pass out. You should >> Anything he says, Anything that man says is [ __ ] He's in big, big trouble. >> What are the charges? >> Ma'am, I've showed up at the end. I don't even know what's going on. >> Can you ask somebody? >> Sure. >> Thank you. >> But I'm going to get you in the back of the rescue with them so they can check you out as well. That's my first concern. Let me do that first. Okay. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Dad, pray. Pray. Dad, pray. Dad, pray. Dad, pray. Just pray. Dad, >> nobody got physical with him. My father would never punch a police officer. >> We love the police. We're conservatives. What the hell? I mean, this is insanity. >> All three were charged with battery on law enforcement, pled not guilty to the charges, and posted a $1,000 bond. It appears the court's leaning towards pre-trial intervention, which allows firsttime offenders to avoid criminal prosecution by instead fulfilling certain conditions such as community service. On September 21st, 2025, the cops were dispatched to a neighborhood after getting a noise complaint. And what should have been a simple call became total chaos after the very entitled family at the house refused to comply with the cop's orders. >> Coming. What the >> Tommy? Where's Tommy at? >> Tommy went to the store. [music] >> You went to the store? >> Well, >> I don't know what time. >> Yeah, the guy who lives here, man. >> I'm over here with my girlfriend. I don't know who the house is. >> What's up, man? Music, man. >> Yeah, it's the music, man. I know, but it's always here. >> You know what I mean? That's that's that's why we people always call here on you guys. >> So, this is over with. Y'all good? >> Well, these cars I don't know whose cars these are. This anybody that belongs here? >> Yeah. >> They can't be parked that way. They're parked >> on the grass. Cool. >> There's There's a truck parked over there parked the wrong way. >> That's not That's not yours. >> Y not yong. Hold on. Well, well, I'm not I'm not I'm just saying if there's anybody who lives here. >> Listen to me. You just said they can't be parked that way. So, are you going to get on them? >> I can get on I can go get on that. >> Please. >> Many times prior, they've been called to the exact same house for noise complaints. The cops even knew the man, Tommy, on a firstname basis, which is rarely a good sign. The suspect here, Tommy, clearly hadn't learned his lesson. >> She going to move her car. Sis, go move your car. But do exactly what you said you was going to do. Go get on them. >> Now go. All y'all can leave. >> I know, but I need your ID cuz you got to get >> I don't got an ID. Go, >> Tommy. I need your info. >> Need your info. >> You know it already. >> I don't know it off the top of my head. >> Well, I don't know what to tell you. Go. Go sit down. Go do your car, baby. Go to that. I'm not giving them nothing. I'm not doing nothing. >> Tommy, what's your middle nation? >> I don't got one. >> You don't have a middle nation? >> Nope. >> Uh, what's a good phone number for you? I don't got one. >> You don't have a phone at all? >> No. >> Then who? How's the music? >> I don't got one. >> Okay. >> What's your date of birth? >> I don't got one. >> Yes, you do. >> I don't got one. >> You have a birthday? >> Obviously, Tommy was not going to comply or answer the cop's questions. For a moment, though, it seemed things might calm down a bit, but that didn't last long, and he just escalated things again. All the cops needed was his information so he could write him a ticket. >> Hey. Hey, y'all can go. I'm not going to talk to them. >> That's what I'm saying. Chill. >> I'm trying to talk to them. I already got required to identify himself. >> I'm not. >> That's what I'm telling them. >> Yeah. Leave them alone. >> Let them go. >> You want us to fill out? [music] >> Yeah. Let them go. My >> That's fine. Tommy. Tommy, what's You don't have an updated phone number? >> I don't got nothing. >> What's your birthday? I don't got one. >> You have to You have to provide it. You have to provide it. You've been around this. You've done this a million times. >> I don't got one. >> Yes, you do. >> Sir, well, look it up. >> Well, I need you to You have You were required to provide it to us. >> Look up, sir. >> We're not We're not trying to give you We're not trying to give you a hard time. >> Hey, I just [music] turned the music off. >> Yeah, but it's every every address you get, so I'm going to live with that. I'm not going to argue with you. >> You are. >> I'm not. I don't I don't got it. >> Yes, you do. >> Now, bye. Now, bye. I don't got it. >> In many states in the US, citizens have to identify themselves if they're reasonably suspected of committing a crime. And in those states, refusing to identify yourself can lead to arrest for obstructing justice. >> I'm telling you, >> Tommy, >> can we end it? >> What they doing to you? >> What they doing to you? How many ticks you got? 1 2 3. >> How many How many time How MANY TICKS YOU GOT? 1 2 3 4 5 They arrest money at >> you not listen. You talk about money. >> I ain't trying to hit the money. >> All right. Go talk to them. >> Don't talk to them. >> That's what I'm telling. Go talk to them. >> Talk to them. >> Y'all study talking. >> Don't talk to them. >> You shutting us. >> WHERE IS THE MONEY? SHUT US UP. >> TELL ME THE MONEY. We can get it on right now. >> Tommy. Tommy. What are What are we doing here? >> That's what I'm telling you. What are we doing? What? Why? Why? Why? Why are you Why are you Why are you getting so pissed at him? >> What the you talking about? >> He's always playing music. That's why we have to write this ticket. I'M NOT PLAYING. >> I HEARD IT. I heard it. I'm done. >> I'm done. >> You're not the only one. Why you not saying that? >> Get off my music. >> Get off my porch. I'm ready to go in. >> In another twist, Tommy then directed his anger away from the cops and towards his family. It wasn't clear why he did it, but if he thought he could just walk in the house without identifying himself, he had another thing coming. By that point, the man's defiance just seemed childish. >> You You're going to stay out here until you get this ticket. >> Yes, you are. >> Get the off of him. >> Get the off. Get the out. Y'ALL CAN'T COME HERE. GETS [screaming] OUT. GETS OUT. COME HERE. GET OUT. >> GET OUT. Y'ALL VIOL CANNOT COME IN THIS MAN HOUSE. >> Generally in emergency situations, the cops can enter a house to chase a suspect or to prevent the escape of one. In this case, the cops were well within their rights, no matter what the suspect said. >> [laughter] >> Get out of my house. >> Get out of my house. >> Get out OF MY HOUSE. THANK YOU. >> Not going to come out here. >> Come here. >> The family kept saying that there were kids in the house, but it hadn't stopped them, of course, from blasting music till midnight. The grown men were acting like their parents and the kids in the house would most likely adopt the same behavior given that's what they're seeing on a normal day. >> My kids in here. >> Get the back. >> [laughter] >> Chill. Chill. >> Keep moving. >> Come on, y'all. Can I get some milk? >> No, that's [ __ ] >> That's bull. Initially, it was only Tommy who was in trouble. But since the whole family got involved, everything had escalated further than it had to. And by that point, the cops even had to use pepper spray. >> Come on. I got you. I got you. >> Might be a little cold. All right. >> Yeah, let's go. Come on. >> Just lean up against the car. Stand still. >> Come on, please. >> I know. Hang on. Sorry, boss. >> Y'ALL SHUT UP. >> ALL RIGHT. HERE IT COMES. HERE IT COMES. Stop moving. Okay. It's not going to fix it, but it's going to help it temporarily. Okay. >> You know how many babies in here? You know how much that we've explained to you why this has happened already, but I'm trying I'm trying not to >> tell her to shut up, cuz tell them to shut up. >> Shut the up. >> Damn. >> They arrested Tommy and he was charged with obstruction and resisting arrest. just two more charges on an already lengthy wrap sheet. Nothing about this felt like a turning point. And if history was any indication, the cops would soon be seeing Tommy again in one of their jail cells. In this body cam footage, a wildlife officer noticed a boat gliding into a harbor with no navigation lights. As he patrolled a boat ramp just after sunset, he heard the family on board arguing loudly, but was unaware of the [music] chaos that was about to unfold. >> What's up, y'all? >> Hey, you turn that down. >> Y'all got nav lights? >> Yes, I do. >> Where? Did they work? >> Yes, I do. >> Can I see them? >> Thank you. >> All right, cool. You're just right at it. I want to make sure y'all had nav lights working. All right. Y'all have a life jacket for everybody on board? >> Yes, we do. >> All right. Where they at? >> You like to see it? >> Yes, please. >> All right. There's three. >> Where's the one I was getting? >> All right. How about your uh fire extinguisher? >> Where's that at? >> I have a question. >> What's up? >> Why are you stopping us? >> Huh? >> Why are you stopping this? >> To do a safety inspection cuz your nav lights weren't on. Is that okay? >> Why? What's going on? Why is everyone perturbed? [music] >> Well, we're perturbed first. Upon noticing the officer, the family immediately grew tense like they might have something to hide. When he calmly asked the family to see their onboard fire extinguisher, which is a basic safety requirement, they refused to show him, which was a huge red flag. No idea. >> Why not? >> Because it was uh zip tied in there pretty difficultly. >> Your difficulty. >> Difficulty. >> Okay. Well, in order to check it, I need you to check it out for the fire extinguisher if that's what you want to do. friend out of there. Like, can you get >> You want to get me for a fire extinguisher? I'm I'm probably just trying to figure out what's going on here. That's all. >> I'm pissed off cuz I have teenage girls. >> Yeah, my wife is upset. And if you want to be a then be a >> I'm not doing being a dick. I'm just trying to do a safety inspection. You're being a >> Are you okay to drive? >> I'm If you just let me >> get hurt, please. >> Who's driving y'all? >> I'm going to drive. I don't think you're good enough to drive. >> These your daughters. Okay. >> Come on. Get out of the way so you don't get ran over. >> Y'all All right. >> Can I? >> I'm all right. Can I please everybody? >> Listen. >> You need to drive. Hey. Hey. I'm trying to save you right now. Okay. >> Yes, sir. I'm driving. >> You need to drive. >> Please hold the back end of the boat. >> Do you understand me? Are you okay to drive? >> No, I'm driving. I don't I don't have the driver. I don't have the driver's license. >> I will drive. >> You can't drive the trailer back. >> I will drive. >> She will drive the trailer like this. >> I will drive. >> Both the operator and his wife slurred their words, so they clearly weren't fit to navigate. They were also with their teenage daughters and his brother, so boating under the influence was putting everyone in danger. He said he'd only had four beers, but the officer wasn't convinced, so he started the sobriety test. >> Begin. >> Which one? Left should work. >> Right, left, right, right, left. Okay, open your eyes and straighten your head. Just relax for a minute. >> Ma'am, you can't drive right now. Okay, let's not make matters worse. kids and everything. >> I I understand that. >> He's trying to let me go. Listen, don't just go do whatever. >> Let's not make matters worse. >> The fourth task is to open your hands, palms down, and place them in your lap like this. Do you understand? >> That makes sense. >> All right. Begin. Remember what our starting position was? Good. begin. >> What do I want to begin with? >> You're beginning the list of tasks that I >> Oh, I have to do all that one. >> Well, so it was it was one to four, right? Two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. Okay. >> All right. Last task I need for you. Stand up. Turn around. Place your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for voting under the influence. >> By that point, the cop had seen enough. It seemed obvious enough that he couldn't speak without slurring. And during the sobriety test, the man couldn't follow basic directions. Even so, things were about to get a whole lot more chaotic. >> I want to know why the you >> I'm going to explain it to it. Chill out. All right, let's not get it back. >> No, because I literally could have drove home. And if you arrested him for a DUI, then I'm not me cuz I WILL DRIVE HOME. >> I'M NOT REARRESTING him for DUI, ma'am. [music] You >> that's for boating under the influence. Okay. >> I drive. I have my license. All he did was pull it into here cuz he didn't want me to hit the dock. >> Sit down. >> I drove the whole time. I had my boers license. If you want to see it, >> you want me to go get it? >> I believe you. >> I will go get it cuz I drove the whole time and all I wanted. >> Chill. All right. >> Listen to your dad. Go ahead. >> Hey, the guys don't touch me [ __ ] >> Go back. It's >> cuz he's a Back up. Stop. >> You are a dick. >> Okay, I understand that. >> Sit down. >> You sit down. >> We ain't driving. >> She'sing driving. [screaming] >> Stand back. >> You're under arrest. Take that >> do nothing. >> Why do you got to be >> tell BACK OR YOU WILL DO YOU UNDERSTAND >> in this family? The apple didn't fall far from the tree and soon enough the mother and daughter jumped in. And based on the mother's behavior, she appeared to be under the influence as well. The cop eventually called for backup. >> Get back. >> Easy. >> Get back. >> I don't want to tase. Let's go. Easy. >> Easy. >> Easy. >> Shut up. >> Sit out. Easy. >> Good. Give me the truck keys. >> The man's brother was trying to restrain the two women as they continued to harass the officer and escalate things. As he waited for backup to arrive, he was trying to calm things down, but the family had other ideas. >> Why is he being a little >> Hey, no. No. No. No. >> No. >> I got you, >> dude. Dude, God, don't make me tase you. >> Don't make me tase you. >> Listen, stop. >> Stop. Get down on the GROUND [screaming] AND STAY RIGHT THERE. YOU HEAR ME? I'M NOT AROUND NOW. I'M NOT AROUND. >> A good Samaritan nearby who had seen what was happening, stepped in to try and help the cop. But the two women didn't hesitate, lunging at the man and attacking him. Finally, another cop arrived. >> Come over here. Come over behind me. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Don't tell me what I've beening. >> Dude, I'm with you. >> I know, >> dude. GET BACK. >> NO. >> YOU'RE NOT PROTECTING MY >> GET BACK. YOU'RE NOT GET BACK. YOU'RE NOT PROTECTING MY FAMILY, MOTHER. GET BACK. >> NO, CUZ THEY DON'T HAVE YOU. >> GET BACK. >> NO. >> NO. YOU'RE stay there. They touched my >> We're not hurting your family, dude. >> They're all sober. >> The girls are sober. >> WE GOT A WHERE'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? I NEED BADGE NUMBER. THIS IS THE BEST. >> YOU COULD BE GOING TO JAIL. You could be going to jail for a week. >> We have video. >> So, here's the deal. I'm bleeding. >> I I need a sober individual to drive the rest of your home. >> They're all sober. >> We're all sober. Like, serious. >> Sober. Does she need to go to jail? >> Hey, she's >> Are you impaired? >> No, I'm not. >> This is how you act. >> YES, CUZ IT'S PISSED OFF. >> LET'S GO VIRAL. Let's go viral. >> Hilariously, the mother claimed to be sober and she defended her daughter's behavior. Both these parents were just terrible role models. After the confrontation with the Samaritan, the mother was bleeding and she decided to wipe blood on the officer's arm, which was her final straw. Oh, NO. NO. BACK UP. BACK UP. [screaming] >> GET BACK. >> YOU WANT ME? >> YOU WANT ME to spin your back? >> You want me to spin your face? >> Turn around right now. >> Back. >> You were attacking the law enforcement officer. HEY, >> do it again. >> I will >> go. >> I will. >> I don't have their IDs yet. >> It's been hectic. Easy. >> Come here now. >> She [screaming] is 13. >> In the end, they charged the operator of the boat with boating under the influence, resisting arrest, and refusing to submit to a breath test. The wife was charged with two counts of resisting arrest, battery on a Samaritan, aggravated battery on law enforcement, and providing a false name. The brother was charged with battery on the Samaritan, and resisting arrest. And finally, the daughters were charged with resisting arrest and battery. Ultimately, all these families made things 10 times worse. Whether a simple noise complaint turned into absolute chaos or a whole family boating drunk together, these obnoxious families certainly met their match when they came face to face with Noon Nonsense Cops.